Google went on to show a lot of improvements for developers that didn't require a new version of Android, but despite welcoming the new stuff we at GSMArena HQ were slightly disappointed to not see the next Android release in action. Especially after learning that some devices are already rocking it.

However, version 4.3 (whether it will be called Android Jelly Bean again or Key Lime Pie) might not bee too late to the party . The latest rumors suggest that it will be unveiled on June 10 or in about three weeks time. Sources are pointing out that it will feature Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) support, OpenGL for Embedded Systems 3.0 graphics and app data synchronization.